Earthquake in Northeast San Diego County
Listen to this articleDid you feel the earthquake in Northeast San Diego County this morning?
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) the temblor occurred at 4:06 this morning (Tuesday), with the epicenter about 128 miles southeast of Los Angeles, two and a half miles northwest of Lake Henshaw and about seven miles southeast of Palomar Mountain. They said it was a 3.0 magnitude quake, at a depth of 4.97 miles that occurred in the early morning on Tuesday.
Residents of Warner Springs, Pauma Valley, Rincon and Valley Center reported feeling mild shaking.
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